our governor has been too slow to act, talking about overregulating the industry.ery safe fracking goes on and very dangerous. >> we should highlight that. when we talk about the shale gas revolution, the people very negative about it call it fracking. and very did he ricively, right? this is about fracking. >> it's done in 30 states, obvious done in a very safe manner. it can be done in a dangerous manner, needs to be regulated but not overregulated and i think we have scared some companies out of new york state. i think we ought to be careful not to do that around the country. this is an opportunity for the nation to be finally be energy independent. >> this is a huge endorsement of the obama administration strategy over the last four years. why? every year under obama, natural gas production has gone up. it's reached an all-time high. we are expected to become a net exporter in 2014. he just appointed to u.s. energy secretary and epa proponents of fracking. this doesn't just happen magical magically. we have had leadership under this administration and it's adde

at some of the rules and regulations, even shows like "pawn stars" are complaining that they're overregulated. i think all of this is going to make for a second quarter that isn't as easy for stocks. but i still don't see that stocks are going to have any major reversals. and i think treasuries are going to stay on the straight and narrow in a range between 1.80% and 2%. >> maria was nodding her head on "pawn stars." that's her favorite show. >> mine, too. >> it's not my favorite show. i've never seen the show. >> you know what? someone mentioned earlier emerging market. you've never seen the show. someone mentioned emerging markets. >> trust me. she's never seen the show. >> i got it. emerging markets you have to be very, very careful with right now. what you're starting to see is even though you have high growth rates, in china they have run away real estate inflation. i'm concerned real estate inflation is going to overcome the manufacturing numbers that just came out. i think you buy emerging markets a little bit more limited than before. you buy global emerging markets like mcdonald's an

. >> we need to fight in these communities against overregulation and policies killing black people. they control your needs. they give you literally, whether the government cheese to the tax return. >> the job of the congressional black caucus is to keep them uneducated unarmed and addicted to government. neil: man, oh, man, that was ever fascinating segment on my friend sean hannity's show the other night. african-americans who were onboard with this president tired of being called uncle toms because they didn't agree with this president. now many in the media call the whole thing a farce and hannity's show a setup. to allen west to say, it is more a reflection of growing minority anger that is just pent up. allen, welcome. good to have you. what did you think of that? >> always a pleasure, neil. well it is absolutely right. i think when you look at the black community, they have to see a failure in these liberal progressive almost socialist policies. you know when you have someone like melissa harris perry over at msnbc talking about how we have a collective responsibility for our

we need to fight in niece communities against the overregulations and policies that are killing blackremaining jim crow law in america has to go. the congressional black caucus votes for david -- project labor agreements they need to go. sean, discriminating against women and minorities. guess who obama claims he defends, women. tell end of the day we need to stop preaching to the choir and we need to go into these communities. you ask why is it that blacks have been voting democrat for x amount of years we have been voting since 1936 because we stopped competing. >> everyone in this room a closed mouth has no voice. we are going to raise our voices and be heard. i don't care, when they call me names, it's a badge of doggone honor for me, okay? crawling around and spinning and do everything i have to do with it. if you call me uncle tom i know i have won the debate. i know i have won the debate. my ideas are superior. >> if anyone else is criticized or called these names, they are either fighter are, condemned ostracized that doesn't happen in this case that's why cj real quick i want

us to have some national dialogue and debate on privacy so we don't have a flash point and then overregulate it and slow down innovation. and i think by and large there's a desire to -- certainly we have a desire to be responsible. interestsingly there's a survey who is who is trusted most and both e bay and amzone are in the top ten. so we're not trying to do strange and different things. we're in commerce. >> let's talk about amazon for a moment. your business models are quite different. amazon reported strong revenue but a lot cost involved. you have no interest in running your own distribution centers the way they do? >> i think amazon and what we do are, while both in the same broad market, have a very different approach. and i believe what jeff has also said many times there are going to be multiple winners in commerce. this is not a zero-sum game. as i talked about earlier, there's going to be multiple winners. amazon is a retailer. they're building out ware houses and has done an incredible job and they're fundamentally a retailer. we're a technology platform that's an online market

robert bentley who says he will sign legislation that will use targeted medically unnecessary overregulationut down the state's abortion clinics. that policy has been passed by the republicans in the alabama state legislature and the republican governor of alabama is expected to sign it. republicans have already put the exact same law into effect and are using to try and shut down the last clinic in mississippi. republicans are also doing the same thing in north dakota. the republican governor signed it there too. to shut down the last clinic in north dakota. republicans are working on the same approach to try to shut down all the clinics in texas now, as well. and they are halfway there in the state of virginia. virginia isn't even a red state. but it is governed at the state level by republicans. so they are using state government regulations to try to shut down all the abortion clinics in virginia, as well. that is what republicans do whenever they are in power now. that is republican governance. 2013 style. in arkansas, and in north dakota this year, republicans are also just flat-out pa

we have ceos think they feel overregulated. is different. the u.s.hink what we are seeing is impotent sectors and with certain bennies. cheryl: thank you very much. dennis: it is a quarter till the top of the hour. we have stocks now. >> let me show you some stocks that caught my eye right now. one at an annual high end one at a time and annual low. jcpenney of about 1%. it did hit an annual low earlier today. we will start to see the home furnishing store within a store idea within the next couple weeks. provera getting an upgrade i goldman sachs. that stock is up 4% right now. year to date, the stocks are all up in the double digits. united is up 25% since the start of the year. back to you. dennis: thank you. fallon. nbc has anointed jimmy fallon to take over the tonight show. is it the right man for the job? the ratings are down this season. off almost 6%. down 9% and the advertiser target. jimmy is the eight years old. the show has an average artist of 58. life after death. fox canceled in 2006. sixteen episodes will premiere on may 5 on netflix

so instead of nationalization you've got overregulation.lists running, collectivization of our societies carried on after those two people left and we're getting more and more collectivized. >> and a sad day for those who love individual freedoms, thank you, we appreciate it. no impact on the markets, but the latest from overseas. today north korea suspended its last major industrial project with the south, severing communications between the two countries. by the way, a minister in south korea said the north could be preparing to carry out a nuclear test, but then he backed off that statement. okay, that's north korea. and as of today, seven people have died from the bird flu in china. two more cases of infection from the new strain have been reported and health officials say the virus is spreading through direct contact with infected birds, that's a big deal. and china's officials slaughtering thousands of birds. and as a decision on the keystone pipeline gets closer, the battle between supporters and environmentalists really heating up a

i know one of the things complained about is over taxes and overregulating. >> yes.business of you? >> i'm not a critic of president obama, but his economic policy. i don't know him. tracy: that's right. we do the same. >> the view on the economy, be a supply side person or demand side personment on the supply side, we raised taxes on businesses, the highest corporate tax rate in the country, bringing in various expenses, medical care with the affordable care act, a war on carbon fuels, driving up the cost of oil, trying to unionize employees or raising minimum raise, all attack on the supply side, increasing expenses, and when you increase expenses, business plans don't work, and people done i want vest. the other side is to incentivize the demand side, get money in people's pocket and spend. they believe it works, i'm not sure. say for a minute it worked. you don't want to raise taxes on people, which we did on high income earners, but raised payroll taxes on people that make under $113,000 get a 2% hit to the income all yearlong, and we're raising energy prices, a

the message is that high taxes, red tape and overregulation is hurting companies' growth and prosperitynes is starting a new non stop flight to china next year. beijing route expected to start april next year if the airline can get regulatory approval from the united states and china. $8.5 million in new tax revenue is expected. alburquerque has been named the best city for pet travel. travel site price line.com based it on pet hotels, and the city's wackability. other top cities, portland, tucson, salt lake city and san francisco. and that's your west coast minute. dennis: cyber legislation. the house intelligence committee and chairman mike rogers meeting behind closed doors today to markup the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act. the bill designed to promote intelligence sharing between government agents and the private sector. i went one-on-one with the committee chairman rogers in march to talk about this bill. >> we need to do, share this malicious code with each other about really bad things that are happening to computers so you can stop it upstream. dennis: sounds lik

and truthfully, the overregulation, the overburden on business and industry is passed along to everyone across america. every worker, every family is paying the cost of this overregulatory burden. and whether it's the debt and deficit, whether it's tax reform, whether it's flexibility for families, you know, whether it's living within our means, i'm finished with mortgaging our children's future and i agree with the gentlewoman from washington, i'm tired of mortgaging today. it's not just about the future, it's about mortgaging what's happening right now. mr. young: i'm hearing from people who want more independence. this isn't a top-down government approach, this is a bottom-up people approach. mr. gardner: what we can do with technology to make sure that we're allowing innovation to occur, economies to grow. mrs. roby: how about, week of been on this floor, you know, for the past couple of years and glad to have our new colleagues join us tonight, but we've all given examples and one of my favorite example, although it's not funny, it's real, is this -- the owner of the construction c

eight years of the obama administration, i think people are beginning to be concerned about the overregulationr country is going, which is not the celebration of entrepreneurship and private property ownership and private business ingenuity that we have seen that built in country. so i think we're going to see a lot of new approaches and i think it's time for us to do that. >> senator kay bailey hutchison, senator, thank you. always good to see you. welcome home. >> thank you, craig. >>> next, pope francis has vowed to tackle the sexual abuse crisis. we'll get the very latest. >>> also, talk about an odd couple. what is brad pitt doing with eric cantor? we'll tell you why the two had a little get-together friday night. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. try e-mail

on the issue of reining in overregulation. and getting congress to take a look at the tens of thousands of pages of regulations that come out so regularly from bureaucrats that never see or catch the eye of elected officials. it's a pretty simple bill. it took hours and hours to go through that because there were so many proposed amendments. and each amendment that gets made has a chance for the proponent to argue for at least five minutes in favor of his amendment and then under the rules any member of the committee can spend up to five minutes on each amendment. and it's not a pretty process. it's not pleasant to sit through. but we get better bills when we go through that process. then it comes to the rules committee. i prefer if the rules committee is really going to allow fully open debate, we have an open amendment process. it's not pretty either. but it gives people across america a chance to see who is advocating for what amendment, what language, and you have had all this time from the subcommittee to the committee to

snowball rolling down a hill, the united states tax code has grown and resulted in an avalanche of overregulating coming down on the heads of american taxpayers. there have been over 4,400 changes to the tax code in the last duck'd alone. that averages to more than one per day. is it any surprise then that the united states has more tax preparers than we do firefighters and police officers sbind. the house republicans have a plan. we stand committed to fundamental comprehensive tax reform that makes our tax code fairer and simpler for all americans. a tax code that makes our corporations more competitive, that will stop the hemorrhaging of american jobs overseas and bring jobs back to our shores. tax reform would increase hardworking americans' take-home peso they have more money to live on instead of the government having -- take-home pay so they have more money to live on instead of the government having it. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from the northern mariana islands seek reco